Guests arriving at the wedding.
01. Albert and Paola of Belgium.
02. CP Mohammed of Morocco.
03. Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.
04. Henri and Maria Teresa of Luxembourg.
05. Jean and H&#233;l&#232;ne of Luxembourg with their daughter.06. Prince Hassan and Princess Sarvath of Jordan07. Fabiola and Philippe of Belgium.08. Elena, Cristina and Sofia of Spain.09. Sonja, M&#228;rtha Louise and Haakon of Norway.10. Victor-Emmanuele and Marina di Savoia, Princess Pia and Mr de Bourbon.

I can't really tell from the pictures. Did Sybilla wear a tiara, I think the other brides in the royal family wore the belgian congo tiara. But I agree to top part of her dress and her veil were gorgeous!

Five Queens (Q. Sofia of Spain, Q. Paola of Belgium, Q. Fabiola of Belgium, Q. Sonja of Norway and Q. Anne-Marie of Greece),

One Empress (Farah Pahlevi),

One King (King Albert of Belgium),

Two reigning Princes (Hans Adam of Lichetenstein and Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg),

Nine Heirs to the Trone (Felipe of Belgium, Alois of Lichtenstein, William Alexandre, Haakon Magnus of Norway, Frederik of Denmark, Victoria of Sweden and Henri of Luxembourg, Prince of Jordan and Prince of Morocco) and

Six Infantas of Spain (Beatriz and Cristina de Borbón - daughters of Alfonso XIII, Pilar and Margarita de Borbón - daughters of Count of Barcelona and sisters of King of Spain and Elena and Cristina daughters of Kings of Spain) and

some more princes and princess that are not heirs to the thrones.

Sibilla Weiller is a great grand-daughter of King Alfonso XIII.

The wedding had 1200 guests.

The wedding was in Saint Louis Cathedral and was attended by all european royality. The cerimony was presided by the Archibishop of Luxembourg.

Valentino seemed the official desiner of wedding, since he designed Sibilla's wedding gown, Queen Sofia's, Princess Maria-Teresa of Luxembourg's, the Empress Farah Pahlevi's and Rosario Nadal's outfits.

Prince Jean of Luxembourg was the responsible for reading Apostol Saint Paul to the Corinthians. The Childrens Choir of Versailles sang during the cerimony "Ave Maria" of Schubert, "Pater Noster" of Rimsky Korsakov and in the end "Magnificat".

After the cerimony the couple and guests went to Noviciat, at the Hermitage Street in Versailles, to attend the banquet.

A small but sweet detail: almost all the guests used in their outfits a golden pin made specially for the occasion. The pin is composed by the letters G and S, initials of groom and bride.

5-6.Queen Fabiola and Philippe of Belgium
7.King Albert and Queen Paola of Belgium
8.Prince Laurent of Belgium
9.Princess Astrid of Belgium with husband Archduke Lorenz of Austria
10.Royal Family inside the church